Customer story · Krepischi Lar e Construção

Helping clients see
the finished space.

Gisele Amorin on using Maquete to help clients picture a room with its finishes applied.

Gisele Amorin

Gisele Amorin

Architect · Krepischi Lar e Construção

Kitchen with a black worktop, floating wooden shelves and a countertop grill
Gisele Amorin · Krepischi Lar e Construção · Render created with Maquete, 29 August 2026.

The practice

Making the finishes easier to picture

For Gisele Amorin at Krepischi Lar e Construção, one benefit of a project render is helping a client picture the space with its finishes applied. In her existing Maquete testimonial, she describes using the tool for project renders and generating room images in a short time.

In Gisele’s words

“The client can visualise the space with its finishes.”
Gisele AmorinTranslated excerpt from Gisele’s Portuguese testimonial.

The project

From the source view to the presentation

The original SketchUp view and its Maquete render show the kitchen from the same frontal direction, bringing the worktop, shelving and cabinetry into a finished interior.

Original frontal SketchUp view of the kitchen
01 · SketchUp model
Maquete render of the kitchen from the same frontal direction
02 · Maquete render

More from Gisele’s work

Materials, light and a place to gather

A second example from Gisele’s work pairs a dining-space model with its rendered result: woven chairs, a stone counter and daylight through the glazed doors.

SketchUp view of a dining table beside glazed doors and an open kitchen
03 · SketchUp model
Rendered dining space with woven chairs, a stone counter and daylight
04 · Edited Maquete result · 1 September 2026.

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